What we do
Practice areas, with the fee attached
Everything below starts the same way: a conversation, then a written quote. Conveyancing follows the statutory scale; most drafting work is a fixed fee.
The work we take on
Six areas cover nearly every file in the office. If your matter sits outside them, we will say so on the first call and point you to a firm we trust.
Residential conveyancing
Sale and purchase agreements for subsale and developer units, with transfer, stamping and land office filings handled in-house.
Scale fee, quoted in writing
Refinancing and loan documentation
Facility agreements, charges and the discharge of your existing loan, coordinated with the bank so completion dates hold.
Scale fee, quoted in writing
Tenancy agreements
Residential and small commercial tenancies drafted in plain language, with stamping arranged for both parties.
RM 800
Wills and estate planning
Simple wills, mirror wills for couples and powers of attorney, drafted and executed properly the first time.
from RM 900
Shareholders' agreements
For founders and family businesses: who owns what, who decides what, and what happens when someone wants out.
from RM 4,500
Employment contracts and handbooks
Offer letters, contracts and staff handbooks that comply with Malaysian employment law and still read like English.
from RM 1,200
How fees work
The statutory scale, and everything around it
Conveyancing fees in Malaysia are set by a statutory scale based on the property price, so no honest firm can promise one flat rate for every transfer. What we promise instead is the exact scale fee for your property, calculated and put in writing before you sign anything.
Disbursements sit outside the fee: stamp duty, land searches, registration and filing charges that we pay out on your behalf. Your quote lists each one separately, and receipts are attached at completion.
Drafting work such as tenancies, wills and agreements is charged at the fixed fees below. If your matter turns out to be more involved than the fixed fee covers, we stop, explain why and agree a revised quote before continuing.
Common fixed fees
The figures clients ask about most. Where a fee says from, the final figure is confirmed in your written quote before work begins.
| ConsultationForty-five minutes with a lawyer. Credited against your fee if you engage us within thirty days. | RM 250 |
|---|---|
| Residential tenancy agreementDrafting for landlord or tenant, with stamping arranged. | RM 800 |
| Simple willOne testator with a straightforward estate, properly witnessed. | RM 900 |
| Mirror willsA matching pair for couples, drafted and executed together. | RM 1,500 |
| Power of attorneyDrafting, execution and deposit with the High Court. | RM 650 |
| Letter of demandDrafted and issued on the firm's letterhead, with one follow-up. | RM 500 |
| Employment contract reviewClause by clause review with written comments, within five working days. | RM 1,200 |
| Shareholders' agreementDrafting and one round of negotiation for up to four shareholders. | from RM 4,500 |
| Subsale conveyancingFee under the statutory scale, calculated on the purchase price. | Scale fee |
| Loan or refinancing documentationFee under the statutory scale, calculated on the facility amount. | Scale fee |
All fees exclude disbursements, which are itemised in your written quote. Figures current as at July 2026.
Questions about money and time
Is the first consultation free?
The first 15 minutes on the phone costs nothing and tells us both whether we can help. A full 45-minute consultation with a lawyer is RM 250, and it is credited against your fee if you engage us within 30 days.
Why is there no fixed price for conveyancing?
Conveyancing fees in Malaysia follow a statutory scale based on the property price, so we cannot lawfully quote one flat rate for every transfer. What we do instead is calculate the exact scale fee for your property and put it in writing before you sign anything.
What are disbursements?
Out-of-pocket costs we pay on your behalf: stamp duty, land office searches, registration fees and the like. We list each one separately in the quote and attach receipts at completion, so you never see a mystery lump sum.
How long does a subsale transfer take?
A straightforward subsale with financing usually completes in three to four months, governed mostly by the bank and the land office. We map the timeline at the start and flag any delay in your Friday note the week it appears.
Can you act for both buyer and seller?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who offers to. Each side needs its own advice. We act for one party only, and will happily recommend firms we trust for the other side.
Do you handle court disputes?
Our work is transactional: property, agreements and estates. If a matter turns contentious we brief litigation counsel we have worked with for years, and stay involved as your instructing solicitors.
Get your quote in writing this week
One short note gets you the fee, the disbursements and the timeline, in writing, within two working days.